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Gari

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  1. 34 minutes ago, ColeThornton said:

     

     

    If you haven't done so already check out the Bermuda forum here on CC.  Lots of helpful info on things to do, places to see, transportation, etc.  Here's the link for you:

     

    https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/118-bermuda/

    Thanks a million I will explore the link.   I have tried to go to Bermuda three times before but storms got in the way. I'm hoping I'll get there this time. Everyone's advice is extremely helpful

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  2. Hi All

     

    I am hoping to sail to Bermuda this Fall.  the ship overnighting for two days 

     

    Wondering what the rules are regarding getting on and off?  Can you go as you please or only during specific hours?  Also I understand prices are very high there. What are the taxes like for drinks etc you might buy on the ship While docked.  Finally can you carry beer, wine and soda that you buy back on board to enjoy on the voyage?

     

    If anyone knows the answers to these question or have helpful tips I'd appreciate your help

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  3. 2 hours ago, Jamman54 said:

    Before doing that, call your PVP and make sure that your cruises are linked. If they are linked you have a good chance of being Platinum at the start of your first cruise. :classic_cool:

    I use a Carnival PVP and when I was in a similar situation (for me it was my first B2B and it was the second leg that I would move from platinum to diamond). He told me he would connect the bookings and I should be diamond on the first leg. Fortunately I was but I did meet up with a friends that used a private vacation planner and she wasn't advanced to diamond until her actual cruise which was the second leg of her b2b

     

    Good luck and have fun

  4. I be done three f journey cruises and several b2b. I love them both and agree with much of the pros and cons listed with one major exception. I find the turn around day on b2b to be a pro. Its the only time you nearly have the whole ship to yourself. There is usually about 45 minutes that the ship is at "zero count" ( meaning everyone that needs to be off from the first sailing). The crew is busy getting things ready for that he first passengers to arrive and it is super pleasant. 

     

    Th recommend both 

  5. I'm thinking trying NCL as I've heard about the solo traveler deals and discounts. I just retired and wanting to get the best value for my dollar. Most of my previous cruise experiences have been on Carnival.  I'd love to get your thoughts and advice 

     

    Thanks so much for the tips and suggestions

  6. I have walked in the main dining room during brunch and told the hostess I'd like to order my complementary brunch beverage. They send over someone to me and they take my order   once they bring it to me I leave out and enjoy it wherever I like 

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